Almost six months after the Anglo-French 'one in, one out' deal came into force, the British government has revealed that 281 migrants have been expelled from France and 350 have been sent to the UK.
Some Palestinians left Gaza to start new lives, but not all those who've been allowed to stay in EU countries have been able to bring their families. DW reports from Cyprus, which has taken over the EU presidency.
Last year, almost 6,200 migrants were saved by French officials while attempting to reach the United Kingdom across the English Channel, according to official figures published last week. Meanwhile, 25 people died in French waters,1
The Greek government has announced plans to build three new migration facilities on the southern island of Crete after record numbers of migrants arrived there in the summer of 2025. Migration Minister Thanos Plevris meanwhile hopes1
Afghanistan's consulates in Germany are being taken over by Taliban officials, putting Afghan people at the mercy of the regime they fled.